Even in English it seems for him improvisation doesn't always feel like you are reaching for something concrete or tangible: more like grasping for something already difficult to articulate, a silhouette of a funny idea.
Many Americans, even as they view the extermination of a species as morally anathema, struggle to grasp the tangible effects of the loss of wolves.
However, we also hypothesize that student ideas is a more relatable and tangible concept for LAs to grasp.
We will continue to grasp onto any tangible representation we have of one of the best weeks of our lives -- whether it be through pictures, through our All-American jacket or through proudly wearing the Army logo.
In his correspondence, though not in this text itself, Bauer indicated that this restoration of the Christian principle was also its overthrow, as the unity of universal and particular could now be grasped in more tangible and earthly forms.
They are also tangible: material objects that can be grasped, pasted, or leaned against a dresser mirror.
He added that she grasped the law's tangible impact, saying, "That understanding of law, not as an intellectual exercise or words on a page, but as it affects the lives of ordinary people, has animated every step of Elena's career".
The autistic brain tends to process info into literal form; sarcasm, jokes, puns and other non-tangible ideas can be hard to mentally grasp.
Something tangible, something you can walk through, something you can grasp between your toes, something to get up and go to a voting booth for.
Is it that language can be applied to tangible, relatable things, whereas maths is more "abstract" and therefore harder to grasp?
